Liberals Win Big in Canada Election Front and Ontario
Ottawa reports a Liberal landslide under Mackenzie King with a solid Quebec sweep and gains in Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Conservatives and Progressives fall to minority status as cabinet choices and regional results unfold across Ontario Alberta and British Columbia.
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Ottawa
Canadian Press
Liberal Party
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Progressives
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Quebec
King
Lomer Gonin
Walter G. Mitchell
Rodolphe Lemiux
Ernest Lapointe
H.8. Beland
Ontario
Charles Murphy
George P. Graham
W. C. Kennedy
Fa Seep Chew
W. R. Motherwell
Alberta
Frank Olivér
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Berta
Itish Columbia
Yukon
Toronto
Prag
St. Ma
British Columbia
Munigipre Campage Joint Meetings Plan Town Debates
Mayor Huckvale and candidates I Builli vant and J Hole plan a series of meetings at Him Street school Thursday, Riverside school Friday, and City Hall Saturday to discuss municipal issues before the electors. Hol will address Elm Street tonight at 8 o clock with all candidates invited.
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Huckvale
I. Buillivant
J. Hole
Him Street
Riverside
City Hall
Hol
Elm Street
Alberta Returns Show Jelliff Victorious in Lethbridge Race
Early results from Alberta polls indicate Jelliff of the UFA leading in Lethbridge with 43798 votes to Finn 8150 Ball 1194 and Lovering 608 as Jelliff's election appears conceded. Other districts favor Progressive candidates or Conservatives with varying tallies across the province.
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Keefer
Port Arthur
McComber
Kennedy
Manion
Fort William
Garvar
ST Wie Ruorfat
Alberta
Lethbridge
Jelliff
U.F.A
Finn
Ball
Lovering
West Edmonton
Campbell
Oliver
Election service shines in Medicine Hat by News staff
Citizens showed record interest as the News provided rapid, continuous returns from 4 pm to after midnight. A full staff worked days in advance, using telephones, window bulletins, the Empress theatre screen, and a Royal Canadian Press feed to deliver fast partial to final results across the Dominion.
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Medicine Hat
Canada
Empress Theatre
Dominion
Atlantic
Quebec
Ontario
Britis
Columbia
Ocean
tentative US offer to replace Anglo-Japanese alliance reported
British spokesman confirms the United States and other powers sent a tentative concert proposal to London and Tokyo after the arms conference. If accepted, the move could terminate the Anglo-Japanese alliance. The conference followed three-way talks with Secretary Hughes and other leaders.
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Washington
Dec
J.A
United States
London
Tokio
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Baron Kate
King George to preside over privy council meeting on Irish free state
London December 5 King George arrived from Sandringham to chair a privy council session and sign a proclamation calling a special parliament to consider the historic agreement with free state Ireland. If approved the session will last a few days and adjourn until February when a bill will be debated.
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London
George
Sandringham
Privy Council
Great Britain
Freeland
Irish Free State
Salvation Army to Ban Very Short Skirts for Women Officers
Winnipeg December 6 Commissioner William Eadie announces new rule requiring Salvation Army women officers to wear skirts no more than six inches from the ground as part of a congress address. He condemns the current fashion trend toward shorter skirts observed among officers. In a separate note Mrs F Goldine fined five hours for liquor sale after her husband serves time for temperance act violation and she is mother of eight children.
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Winnipeg
Salvation Army
William Eadie
Salvation Army Congress
Eadie
F. Goldine
FIERCE STORMOFF AND MEG PROCTOR IN NEWFOUNDLAND
Fragmentary OCR hints at a storm or event in Newfoundland involving Thomas Proctor, a person named Lingdla or Lingdla President, and a shooting by Booth. The text is garbled with references to Thanksgiving, a dipper, and Brotherhood hints, making specifics unclear.
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Thomas Proctor
Lingdla
Booth
Gibanuta
Poll returns list BR as De and others on separate page
Returns from 74 cut off polls show BR as De and Gershaw with 2600 and Mile Intosh 902. The rei a kx polls will be found on another page of this issue.
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Gershaw
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E. C. St. Pete
J. R. Ayott
Dr. Clark
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Sask
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Dunlop
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Frontenac
W. S. Reid
J. W. Edwards
Temiskaming
Lennox
MacKenzie Keng
North York
I. Bullivant
Ex-Ald
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Mulligan
Liberal Rooms
North Battleford
Davis
Herbert
Livingston
Humboldt
Stewart
Meinicke
Cang
Kindersley
Carmichael
Myers
Battleford
McConica
Champagne
Ausiniboia
McLeod
Lynd
Gould
Hiumboldt
Meillicke
Lang
Last Mountain
Thompson
Johnston
Maple Creek
Wylie
McTaggart
Tay
Tokyo
Isi HE
Medicine Hat Poultry
Green Lantern
W. Hall
Ivory
Boylan's Drug Store
Newfoun
St. John’s
Meg
SPREE
Newfoundland
Woking
Conserva Conserva
Liberals
Conserva Conserva Conserva Conserva
Perce Opposi
J. Hote
Elm ST
High School
Rivers
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